Uniconta · ERP
Uniconta integration for production and projects
A Uniconta integration means your own screens — order, production, time, stock — write into Uniconta, which stays the finance and ERP master. Uniconta is the pick when e-conomic gets too small and Business Central is too much. Typical: production, projects and wholesale. Worth syncing: debtor, item, jobs and draft invoices. Stock movements only if stock is the business. Line-by-line finance postings the other way is an expensive hobby unless a controller asked for it. Build the layer people sit in for six hours a day. Let Uniconta stay the truth on stock and finance.
8 min read · Updated 28 August 2026
This is not “replace Uniconta”. It is “stop typing the same thing in two UIs”. Automation is often the right door when production and projects run beside finance.
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What is worth syncing in a Uniconta integration
- Debtor and item
- Jobs / projects
- Draft / invoice
- Stock movements — only if stock is the business
What you should not sync “just because”
Your system owns
- The daily screens: order, time, production
- Approval in the field
- What people sit in for 6 hours a day
Uniconta owns
- Stock and finance as truth
- Debtor and item master
- Postings the controller can defend
Line-by-line finance postings the other way — unless a controller asked for them — is the most expensive part of a Uniconta project.
Uniconta is one integration, but the mapping is heavier than Dinero. It usually lands in Medium or Large (36,000 + 900 or 54,000 + 1,200), because you typically also want time or stock. See pricing.
Send which screens people sit in all day, and what Uniconta is already the truth for. Then we will not build a second ERP beside it. Quote within 24 hours.
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